Obviously, growing your own produces will not cover all your needs in terms of fresh supplies. However, it has several benefits:
In addition, partnerships will support local community gardens and local urban farmers.
You do not need much space to get started:
Alternatively, a specialist can help you start your own garden.
If you cannot grow your own produce, prioritize local produces (labelled if possible). See above solution "Source Responsibly"
14%
of Leafy vegetables consumed in Singapore in 2019 were produced by local farms, 26% of eggs and 10% of fish.
(The Strait Times)
1,300
community gardens are maintained in Singapore.
(NParks. Find your closest garden)
More resources on how to start your own garden
Edible Garden City champions the "Grow Our Own" movement – believing that growing your own food will reconnect one with nature, conserve natural resources, and cultivate a sense of community.
To do so, EGC’s Foodscaping team has built over 200 edible gardens for restaurants, hotels, schools, office buildings, and private residential homes, their Farm Production team grows fresh produce throughout Singapore, and their Education team drives a range of workshops and events from school farming programmes to corporate workshops, volunteer opportunities to full-on apprenticeships – to share the love for growing your own.